an apartment owned by him. in april 2020, bulanova's father , an ex-people's deputy, bought a nissan qashqai car, which he gave to her already in may. here, too , without additional questions from commission members. they did not see anything suspicious. he bought it for his own needs, but certain circumstances of my family life developed in such a way that in may of the 20th year i got divorced and... this prompted my father to change his plans for this car and temporarily transfer this car to me for my use. yulia bulanova's professional competence is questionable. candidate for the position of a judge, he has been working in the prosecutor's office for over 20 years. currently, she is a prosecutor in the prosecutor general's office and could not answer the question correctly. and tell me, please, can the prosecutor's office file lawsuits now? in

the interests of the state or state enterprise? but no, unfortunately, not at this time. instead , the procedure for organizing the activities of prosecutors in relation to the representation of the state's interests, which includes, in particular, the filing of lawsuits, was determined by the order of the prosecutor general of ukraine back in 2018. it is strange that the prosecutor with many years of experience, yuliya bulanova does not know this. she also believes that a judge has no right to own property. however... the members of the commission not only did not emphasize the lack of knowledge of judges' rights and duties, but also persistently pushed the candidate to the correct answer. in general, according to the status of a judge, can a person have corporate rights, a judge? no, it cannot, but corporate rights are, according to the european echr, it is property, and the first protocol to it? it seems so. well, why not... you can legally and peacefully

own property? yes, well, for example, you have an apartment in zaporizhzhia, yes, you can rent it out as a judge? yes, can you make a profit? yes, from his property, well, despite such gaps in knowledge of the laws, the commission unanimously recommended appointing yulia bulanova to the position of judge of the shevchenkiv district court of kyiv. now the recommendation must be considered by the supreme council of justice. we hope she will have more inspiration. and time to research and weigh all the pros and cons of appointing honorary candidates judicial positions. and for today i have everything, it was judicial control and i, tetyana shustrova. if you know facts of corruption in the judicial system, or you want to report an unscrupulous judge who makes illegal decisions. write to me on facebook or to the email address you see on the screen. it's all good, we'll meet

in exactly one week. an unusual look at the news. good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresen. sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions. and in america they also say, let's make better roads even better we will have a special look at the events in ukraine, there will be some katsaps on the border of kyiv and beyond, which the world dreams of. mr. norman, can we imagine that? all this in an informational marathon with mykola veresny: saturday 17:10, sunday 18:15 at espresso. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already approached the serpent himself. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene. live kamikaze drone attacks. political analytics. objectively and meaningfully. there is no political. exclusive

interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front, a shot, freedom like, frankly and impartially, you draw your own conclusions. all, absolutely all events, one way or another leave their mark in the information space. and i don't get tired of repeating it: anyone with a smartphone can easily be a journalist, a photographer, and most importantly, a co-author of a digital chronicle of events. therefore, modern history has de facto no white spots. my surname is rudenko. this is a review of the official military video. and here i draw your attention

to the phrase "official video", because it is about about the events of the ongoing war, that is, some of the information that can be found on the internet is a lie. others. words disinformation or misleading the opponent. in such conditions , the value of official sources increases significantly, although simply reporting reliable information is no longer enough, because no matter how cynical it sounds, even the war must be told in an interesting way. can an ordinary sailor become a unit commander and how long does it take? for such career growth. the answer to the question can be found in to the new reportage of the commander of victory cycle, which is periodically released on the youtube channel of the strategic committee of the armed forces of ukraine defenders of independence. in 2014, after the start of anti-terrorist operation, mykola returned from europe to ukraine and joined the lviv infantry.

where, as a result, he rose to become the chief of intelligence of a separate battalion. about the great war, attempts to unblock mariupol, dozens of units of captured equipment. the enemy, about the current situation in the war zone, about plans for the future, priorities and dreams. mykola, commander of the apostle peter courier unit, 36th marine corps brigade. you have to constantly come up with something there, and you have to read constantly, if you don't, you have to read at least one or two books there at least a month. i am now even reading why we are going to eat in the south now, i am now well... they are trying to get over the tactics of the scythians, because this is, well, their land, and the most important thing is the mpz, but when they have a mental and moral state, if they were to pump for they are hitting, we read intercepts that

they do not want to go to the position there, that they also have a lot of deserters, crossbowmen, five hundred, that they are running away from the position if, now... it is not anyone who is going to destroy us, but who is going to set the pace. it so happened that the war makes geographical names unfamiliar to the general public known to the whole world. unfortunately, the silver forest is now one of those hot spots in every sense. not so long ago there was nature, fresh air, silence and beauty. now there are fierce battles going on there and, accordingly, very dangerous. the 13th brigade of the national guard of ukraine posted a video about mortars on its official youtube channel brigades, fighters talk about the peculiarities of artillery work in a forest area, about the density of the battlefield and the tactics of the enemy. but

another important thing: the video is not focused on the technical component, but pays attention to people, their professional and personal qualities, because as has been said more than once, and will be repeated more than once. without people, nothing shoots, does not drive and does not work, and it is people who are the factor that determines the difference between defeat and victory, they work for almost everything, everything is the main, the main danger is this, it’s cabs, from her, well, let’s put it this way, it doesn’t particularly hide and doesn’t... well, what can i say, not every shelter, practically no shelter saves from it, it’s cabs, mostly russians work from zb-21 buildings , they fire at the squares, this is their main task, i understood that, well, in our area, precisely in our area, which we hold the defense,

the situation is moderately stable, it is a forest, so to speak, this is a specific feature for any artilleryman, difficulties in because there are branches, let's say, we were shooting, it happened so... once that we were clinging to branches, the terrain, the most difficult terrain, even if we were to take a position, it happened that water came in to mask the mortar, what is the main difficulty? the russians are trying to break through to the offensive, they are modernizing, training and doing something, something new, well, this is basically a war of drones, they mainly use drones, they are still very good at digging, they are superior in the number of weapons and in the number of personnel . will push the defense, the physical condition of a person and strength are important, but they are nothing without spirit, and the strength of this spirit is able to overcome difficult trials of fate and overcome difficult circumstances. stanislav osieev

can tell a lot about the trials of fate, because he is a ukrainian writer, journalist and rights activist, who at one time worked in donetsk, which was occupied by militants of the so-called dpr. actually, for this he spent more than two years in the isolation concentration camp, having been accused by the occupiers of espionage in favor of ukraine. after the release as a result of the exchange of asi'. wrote a book about his captivity, which was awarded shevchenko prize, and now stanislav osieev, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine. and a short interview with him appeared on the official youtube channel of the 109th territorial defense brigade. neither the loss of donbas, nor even if you fantasize and say that some rdk will come to belgorod, and even occupy this city or liberate it, whatever you want to call it, it will not hit... the russians, but the loss of crimea, in view of

i think that vladimir putin will not be able to explain to his closest to the political and military environment, nor to the russians, how did it happen that they lost crimea, and this will begin his personal, at least political end, and maybe even a physical one, i think that we should still direct all our efforts to the south, to crimea. the more drones there are, the more chances we have to quickly end it all and expel the enemy. these are the words of an fpv drone pilot who has a pseudo cap. and here comes the pun, because what the joker said seems obvious. but jokes aside. it would seem that toy drones have become a formidable weapon in modern realities even the most modern tanks are afraid. the 68th hunting brigade published a report on the work of the company on its youtube channel. unmanned strike systems. in addition to vivid videos of the destruction of enemy equipment,

you can watch the people who control these drones. the previously mentioned kep learned to pilot fpv in a month, but even now he is constantly learning and improving his qualifications, because the situation is changing rapidly, and war is not so much about who shoots someone, but who changes their mind. i am a pilot of uzar unmanned aerial vehicles. fpv drones, the man who collided with these gadgets, with computers, it will be much easier for her to understand this whole ftv system of drones, because it already has some prerequisites, i was far from all this, but in my supervisor said that the month, i will fly a drone , he was a little skeptical about it, but he told me that i want to look at it, i will be very happy for you, and in a month i flew on a drone and he said: cool, in the process of learning, i will tell you that in

principle drones are a completely different feature of drones, which is radically different from mavics, there are a lot of settings, a lot of all kinds of programs, flashings, channels, i haven't figured it out yet and i haven't figured it out yet, there's always something new. an fpv drone is a drone that will fold. you can say that the mavic is a factory model, and it is simpler, much easier to use, there are far fewer functions of any kind, i picked it up and it hangs in the air by itself, and the fpv drone must be constantly held, you don’t have time for even a second distract yourself because you can to lose the board, in the process of control it is much more difficult, a moment of history, on april 13 for... 2014, then the third aeromobile company of the first battalion of the 80th

brigade and operatives of the alpha sbu special operations center arrived on the outskirts of the city of sloviansk. a day earlier, a sabotage squad led by fsb colonel igor girkin captured slovyansk, kramatorsk and a number of other settlements in the donetsk region. 10 years ago, on april 13, 2014 , the first battle in the russian-ukrainian war took place. of course, against the background of modern scales confrontation, it was a small skirmish in which only small arms were used. however , ukraine suffered losses that day. the first ukrainian soldier to die in donbas was a member of the security service of ukraine, hennadiy bilichenko. in the video dedicated to the anniversary of the first fight, the participants of the events remember how it all happened. 80th, landing...

in the direction specifically of the soldiers and in the direction of the column from peteriv, which was standing, we were a little in depth, nothing could be heard, but visually it was observed that something had gone wrong with them somewhere and ... just like that separatists spoke out, opened fire on sbu representatives, then opened fire on them. and directly on our armored vehicles. from the history of ten years ago, we move to the events that took place two years ago. it is not a secret, and the whole world knows about it, that from the end of february to the beginning of april 2022, the defense of kyiv region lasted. it's no secret that the kremlin

planned to capture kyiv in three days and conquer all of ukraine in three weeks. this is not a beautiful fairy tale. this information. this one was found in management documents of russian officers. and it is also no secret that the plans of the russian command failed. the battle for gostomel is an element of the great battle for kyiv. on march 3, 2022, with the direct participation of the soldiers of the third separate regiment of special operations forces, in cooperation with the main directorate of intelligence, local security forces and other units, three columns of enemy armored vehicles were destroyed with the entire landing party on board. the youtube channel of the special operations forces presents a video where the fighters of the unit share memories of these historical events without exaggeration. we went to gostomil in general on a civilian bus, started to set up defense lines, the locals pulled up, they started to help dig the transchaiken with a tractor, they dragged the blocks, and put all kinds

of barriers there, well, so that they could pass by the equipment more often. at first, there were snipers here, when they were looking for a position for themselves, when... there were snipers just across the road at a distance of about 100 km, they went out onto the road, well, they looked, they simply did not know how many of us were here and what here at all, they spent the night at the glass factory, we had few people in our positions, and the rest of the bulk of the bunkers were there so that we could not be seen visually, they probably did not even understand who was standing there and how many people we had there, the bk was loaded there just how many slippers, because these bemdeshes started to burn and it detonated there for a very long time. and the paratroopers were there, and there were paratroopers inside the cars, and there were also paratroopers sitting on top of the box, and when we stopped them, when we started to destroy them there, and we realized that yes, it the second army, but we can beat them and beat them very worthy, at that time we did not have a single two hundredth, there were only light threes, there, well, there were bullets, history and the present, analytics and entertainment,

stories about people and equipment and, of course , numerous videos from the scene of the events. all this is content that appears every day on the official resources of the defense forces of ukraine. and going back to the beginning of our program, there is one important characteristic that significantly distinguishes the official video from everything else. in the conditions of information chaos and total lies, on official resources you will find a reliable video. yes, it is worth understanding that the war is going on. accordingly, in order to maintain security , all information published on official sources. is subject to some censorship, but it has to be, because the war is going on. however, this is not the final, and it is definitely not a parade, it is a review of the official military video. i encourage you to like, subscribe to the channel if you liked a video, and leave a comment if you have something to say. we will see you next

week. goodbye. we welcome you to the joint airing of the first crimean tatar tv channel and the espresso tv channel of the razom berabera program . i, golsum khalilova, and my colleague andriy yanitsky work for you in the studio. greetings to all viewers. today we will talk, as usual, about the main news. crimea, what happened during the week, but first we invite you to subscribe to the atp and espress youtube channels and make a donation. and, of course, as we always say on our broadcasts, only together, only beraber, we will be able to defeat the enemy, we will be able to defeat the russian occupation forces, so now on

in the southern direction, our guys from the 48th osh named after noman chelabykh. need fpf drones, so everyone who can and wants to support can do so by using the qr code that you will now see on your screens. well , we already have a ready guest who is waiting to be included, this is a special guest of honor for our program, refat chubariv, head of the midjlis of the crimean tatar people, mr. rifat, congratulations. salam aleikum. alaykum salaam, greetings to you all. rifataga we would like to start this broadcast with the fact that this week you returned from new york, where the 23 session of the un permanent forum on indigenous peoples' issues and i would like to ask, of course, what you focused on during your speech? indeed, on april 15

, the regular 23rd session of the permanent forum of the united nations on indigenous peoples, which is annual, began its work on april 15 in new york. such a forum is being held, and this year, the main topic of discussions of all the delegations of the indigenous peoples of the world who gathered at this forum was the issue of strengthening the right of indigenous peoples to self-determination in the context of the declaration un on the rights of indigenous peoples and also the issue of attraction. attention to the opinion of the youth, indigenous peoples, and within the limits of this topic, the discussion of this topic was accepted by the participants and

members of the crimean tatar delegation, i want to say that a very pleasant event took place at this forum, which directly concerns ukraine, us, the crimean tatars , and... a member of the permanent forum of indigenous peoples, the permanent forum of the un, suleiman mamutov, was elected unanimously, i emphasize this, as the speaker of the permanent form of the forum, this is a high position, and mr. suleiman mamotov will to report to the institutions of the forum on the situation with the rights of indigenous peoples. in the world, this was a pleasant event for us. reef taga, another important news initiated by majlis.

the mejlis is going to erect a memorial to the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people, the location is still being discussed. why did you decide that it should be done now, why should ukraine be reminded. about the fact that the crimean tatar people suffered in the second world war, including from the repressions of the stalinist regime. see, in the 20th century, the century, in the 20th century existed the two most terrible, terrible totalitarian regimes are the communist regime of the ussr and the nazi regime in germany. and these two regimes, not only did they collide with each other, and this became the beginning of the second world

war, but they committed the largest crimes in the history of mankind, and so it happened in our recent history that in ukraine, on the territory of ukraine, all these... three terrible crimes, they directly took place on the territory of ukraine, first of all, this is the holodomor, the beginning of the 30s, which, in which millions died, very different figures, they are difficult to establish, from the 6 million ukrainian lives that died during the holodomor, this is the genocide of the ukrainian nation, this is the holocaust which... uh, this is the extermination of the jewish people, which was carried out by the nazis in the territory of various conquered countries and

including on the territory of ukraine, well , this is a deportation, a total , forcible expulsion of the indigenous crimean tatar people from their territory , which is inalienable from the crimea. part of the ukrainian state, and of course, it is very important that ukrainian society be consciously and aware of both the consequences and the causes, and most importantly, do not allow the causes of these crimes, and most importantly, would not allow the repetition of such crimes, and based on this. and in memory of the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people, we have long considered that it is very appropriate to

have such a memorial in kyiv. and last year, this idea was supported by the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, and we are now thinking about the implementation of this idea already in place, there are certain developments here, i am not ready to specify the possible location, well... maybe it sounds like a memorial, so that those who are watching and listening to us now, it will not be so large-scale, it will be a building with a height of 7 m and a diameter of 5 m, but we are looking for such an embodiment that it was very, well, let's say, available for

awareness by all people, so that it reflects the depth of the tragedy that the crimean tatars experienced, i really hope that in the coming weeks we will also decide on the location, with the graphic design, young architects worked here, although for the basis was taken, the idea was taken... i am the concept and sketches that were developed at one time by a well-known ukrainian architect, unfortunately, he is already deceased, this is irfan sherfeddinov, this is one of those senior crimean tatar architects, he for many years, after the war he he lived in kyiv, he served in the army, was a participant in the second world war, and therefore he was able, well, he avoided deportation, he

was not there. then in 1944 in the crimea, he was at war, demobilized, and he worked here in kyiv, all these decades, and there are his wonderful constructions on the territory of kyiv, and his works should be taken as a basis for this, this memorial building, which is now being offered to these collectives of young architects, well , indeed, the crimean tatars have a very difficult history, in particular from... the beginnings of stalin's repressions, and since that time crimean tatars continue to fight for their rights and the right to self-determination. i know that during the permanent un forum on indigenous peoples, you focused on the need to adopt this decision, in particular the right of the crimean tatar people to self-determination. rifataga, how do you assess the prospects of this issue now and do you think these

international documents of the institution. are they pushing the ukrainian state to make such a decision? look, everything that is connected with the development of the ukrainian state, with our future, we first of all have to decide ourselves, but since we are building a truly democratic country, we are striving and we are doing everything to become a full-fledged, full-fledged member er... of the free family of european nations, and this is also written in our constitution, by the way, the constitution of ukraine, regarding membership in the european union, of course, we have and will rely on international norms, which determine the basic principles and norms, but the coexistence

of independent states, which determine the rights of peoples, and and and and indicate certain forms of their exercise of their right to self-determination, you are right here, during the events that we held within the framework of the permanent forum, the 23rd session of the permanent forum. un on issues of rights, on issues of indigenous peoples, we, we draw attention to the importance of the implementation by the crimean tatar people of their right to self-determination in the independent ukrainian state and its